Sentence examples for calling hello from inspiring English sources
The drive was spectacular – palm trees, rice paddies, cassava fields, stilt houses, bright-eyed children waving and calling "Hello!" – and it was only when we arrived at the outskirts of the village that I realised I literally had no idea where I was going.
No use calling hello to them, of course, given the roar of the jet engines slung over their shoulders.
My parents, brother and I tiptoe around the side of the house toward the back, calling "hello" all the while.
As I photographed the broken and empty tenements on Ardenlea Street, I heard a voice calling hello.
But she agreed that pubs were important, calling hello to Steven Sowden, a regular, who had wandered in laden with carrier bags and a copy of the Daily Mail.
The day before I leave, I am filling a kettle when I hear a voice outside calling, 'Hello?' A woman in her late sixties is standing on the footpath by the chalet.
The banter was interspersed with ringing up listeners to ask what they were wearing, and a feature called "Hello!
He calls hello back and makes his way to the television.
Adele's first single in four years is called "Hello", while Richie famously released a number one "Hello" of his own in 1984.
She turned the magazine from a rarefied, alienating social bible into what one journalist once called 'Hello! without the naff', fascinated as much by celebs as chinless wonders.
This type of attack is called HELLO Flood attack [37].
